On Thursday 06 June 2002 2:27 pm, Uwe Eisner wrote: > My problem is, that this rule does not work. When I start a Perl-code at > the www, witch shows me my ip-address, it showes me the IP-address of > the external interface of the router/firewall. I can not find the > problem. If I set no POSTROUTING rule, it is the same game... > > Is it possible, that NAT is not activeted at my kernel. How can I test it?
If that were true you would not be able to enter the "-t nat -j SNAT" rule - you would get an error message. I cannot see an obvious problem with your rules. I suggest you put a LOG rule at the end of your FORWARD chain and see what gets logged (just before it gets default DROPped). Antony.
